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Honour Roll
AusDBF - Honour Roll
Life Members
Click here for criteria to nominate deserving individuals
Recipients Name | State | Year honoured |
Rex Tindal | WA | 2023 |
Martin Hastings | NSW | 2023 |
Janelle Gamble | QLD | 2020 |
John Holland | SA | 2019 |
Loretta Lewis | QLD | 2017 |
Christopher Alexandrou | NSW | 2015 |
Melanie Cantwell | NSW | 2014 |
Michelle Hanton | NT | 2014 |
Jon Taylor | NSW | 2009 (posthumously) |
Les Williams | ACT | 2008 |
Raymond Leung | NSW | 2008 |
Trevor Huggard | VIC | 2008 |
AusDBF Hall of Fame
Membership to the AusDBF Hall of Fame (AusDBFHoF) is the crowning achievement of a sporting career that represents the highest level of peer recognition for an individual's contribution to the sport of Dragon Boat.
The AusDBF Hall of Fame recognises and promotes the outstanding sporting achievements, integrity and character of our members. It is an illustrious group of AusDBF's most respected and celebrated champions that span the test of time. They are the best of the best, who through their achievements have made significant contribution to our dragon boat history and have inspired other dragon boaters to achieve their potential in both sport and life.
AusDBF Hall of Fame Membership is divided into two (2) categories:
- Athlete Members - Athlete Members are those individuals who have competed at the highest level of competition available.
- General Members - General Members are selected for excellence and oustanding achievments in roles supportive to Dragon Boat participants or to the sport of Dragon Boating in general. (Administration, Coaching & Officiating).
Applications close 30th June annually. Nominations can be downloaded below.
Jon Taylor Memorial Award
Recognises outstanding achievements and contributions made by an individual who has assisted with the development and growth of the sport of dragon boat racing in Australia. This is awarded at the Australian Dragon Boat Championships annually. Nominations can be submitted to info@ausdbf.com.au
Click here to read about the contribution Jon Taylor (JT) made to the sport of dragon boating and why honouring his memory each year is important.
Applications close Monday 11 March 2024. Nominations can be downloaded below.
Recipients Name | State | Year honoured |
Rex Tindal | WA | 2024 |
Anthony Skipper (posthumously) | QLD | 2024 |
John Holland | SA | 2023 |
Serghei Cucsa | VIC | 2022 |
Peter Smith | SA | 2021 |
Barbara Clarkson | WA | 2020 |
Maggie Boyce - joint winner | QLD | 2019 |
Mary Weaver - joint winner | NSW | 2019 |
Janine Lette | QLD | 2018 |
Marilyn McClellan | VIC | 2017 |
Christopher Alexandrou | NSW | 2016 |
Melissa O'Brien - joint winner | VIC | 2015 |
Eliza Campbell - joint winner | VIC | 2015 |
Loretta Lewis | QLD | 2014 |
Daryl Manzie | NT | 2013 |
Blair Gamble - joint winner | QLD | 2012 |
Malcolm Wills - joint winner | NSW | 2012 |
Vic Fazakerley | WA | 2011 |
Michele Moroney | ACT | 2010 |
Jennifer Bould | SA | 2009 |